1990

Lefty Mark Johnson has gone from being a Mudcat to a Pirate, batting his way up through the baseball hierarchy (not to mention the evolutionary chain) right into the majors. At about the time you read this, the first-baseman will be en route to Bradenton, Fla., to begin spring training with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He moved up from AA ball with the Carolina Mudcats, where he was player of the year and MVP of the Southern AA League.

It was his bat that made him top Mudcat. Last season Mark hit .284 and 25 home runs, and he batted 90 teammates home-with a broken thumb that took a month to heal. If you're in Pittsburgh, don't forget to bring your green banners to the stadium.

Bernardine Wu (bcwu@mhnj.sbi.com) has recently returned to her hometown, New York City, to work for Salomon Brothers. Mara Leventhal graduated from NYU Law and has begun her associate position at the N.Y. law firm Fried, Frank.

Elisabeth Kahl and Gregg DiPietro were recently engaged; they will marry in June in North Carolina. Elisabeth is finishing her last year at UNC Med School, while Gregg will also graduate in May from UNC's business school.

Jo Anne Lee, who is doing her internship after graduating from U-Chicago Med School last year, will marry Tom Yi in Chicago this June.

Maud-Alison Long (alilong@aol.com) lives in San Francisco, where she is busily studying for a graduate degree in counseling and psychology while holding down two parttime counseling jobs. Mark Schiffman (Mark.L.Schiffman@dartmouth.edu)

wrote to say, "I must be getting tired of sunshine and snow in Colorado. I just accepted the position of interim coach (this season, October-April) for the Dartmouth women's varsity alpine ski team. So I will be in Hanover and at this e-mail location for quite a while. My office is in Robinson Hall, and I will most likely be there if I'm not outside. Stop by and say hello if you are in Hanover."

Jennifer Signori is currently living in Boston and working in sales at Fidelity. SethJacoby is serving a one-year appointment as a judicial clerk with the Connecticut state Superior Court. He graduated from Pace University School of Law in New York, where he was articles editor of the International Law Review.

Gary Katz is clerking for a federal judge in Boston, putting in long hours. He's still living in Cambridge with Bruce Sacerdote and Josh Hofheimer '91.

Jenny Manner is working for Rep. Don Johnson (D-Ga.).

Sarah Otis Conrades is working as an associate in the trusts and estates department of the Whitman, Breed, Abbott & Morgan law firm in Greenwich, Conn.

Susan Hirt is studying in Munich this year on a Fulbright grant. She's working on a doctoral program in classics at Stanford.

William Boulware returned in January from a six-month stint at the university in Groningen, the Netherlands, as part of an international exchange program. He will graduate from U-Wisconsin Law in May. He's hoping to work with the Oneida Indian Tribe of Wisconsin in Green Bay after graduation.

You know the drill by now. Mark your calendars: June 16-18, 1995, Hanover. Watch your mail for updates. Reunion is only four months away!

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